How is it to stay in Sathyamangalam?

Visitors can enjoy all that Sathyamangalam has to offer, including its mountain views. Top sights in the city include Nilgiri Hills and Bandipur National Park. There are 242 hotels and other accommodation options in the larger region.

What is there to see in Sathyamangalam?

The picturesque setting of Nilgiri Hills and Bandipur National Park exemplify the city's natural beauty.

What's the weather like in Sathyamangalam?

The hottest months are usually April and March, with an average temp of 36°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 19°C. Average annual rainfall for Sathyamangalam is 661.20 inches.

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Frequently asked questions

: Visitors can enjoy all that Sathyamangalam has to offer, including its mountain views. Top sights in the city include Nilgiri Hills and Bandipur National Park. There are 242 hotels and other accommodation options in the larger region.
: The picturesque setting of Nilgiri Hills and Bandipur National Park exemplify the city’s natural beauty.
: The hottest months are usually April and March, with an average temp of 36°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 19°C. Average annual rainfall for Sathyamangalam is 661.20 inches.

Sathyamangalam Hotel Reviews

Has potential. Some more care will go a long way…

3 out of 5

The rooms are not standardized in terms of the amenities (e.g. the TV sets) and maintenance could be a bit better, but otherwise it's a decent place to stay. The food was not ready even at 9 am and we did not get tea during breakfast on one of the days (evidently there was no milk) and had to settle every room service bill on the spot, so that detracted a bit from the overall experience.…

A verified traveller stayed at Treebo Trip Rosefield Heritage

Posted 5 months ago

Treebo Trip Rosefield Heritage

Excellent …

4 out of 5

Very good…

A verified traveller stayed at I - India

Posted over a year ago

I - India

Expedia Verified Review…

3 out of 5

The room lacked ventilation was noticeably damp and lacked any form of ventilation. The windows suffered condensation and if left open then the monkeys would raid the room for food. The bed felt cold and clammy. Otherwise the location and service were admirable.…

A verified traveller from UK stayed at Al Woodlands Residency

Posted 2 months ago

Al Woodlands Residency

Mystical and Beyond Compare…

5 out of 5

This resort, its name an homage to the indigenous tribe known as the Karumbas, is tucked into a mystical nook of the Nilgiris (Blue Mountains) near Coonoor Taluk. The grounds are replete with lush tropical greenery and gorgeous acorn, clove, and jacarada trees, and much more. The birds are fantastic - from the red-whiskered and sociable bulbuls to the rare great billed heron, you will not be disappointed. The entire resort is like a tree house - the food was delicious at every meal with dozens of options western and Indian, the staff was warm, friendly and lovely. And the rooms were beautifully appointed - rustic arts and crafts style with fresh cuttings and flowers to boot, great air conditioning, and windows and decks (with screens if you like) that open out onto the most spectacular views. So much to learn and revere in this holy spot. Be well advised to avoid Ooty unless you prefer noise, trash and over development.…This resort, its name an homage to the indigenous tribe known as the Karumbas, is tucked into a mystical nook of the Nilgiris (Blue Mountains) near Coonoor Taluk. The grounds are replete with lush tropical greenery and gorgeous acorn, clove, and jacarada trees, and much more. The birds are fantastic - from the red-whiskered and sociable bulbuls to the rare great billed heron, you will not be disappointed. The entire resort is like a tree house - the food was delicious at every meal with dozens of options western and Indian, the staff was warm, friendly and lovely. And the rooms were beautifully appointed - rustic arts and crafts style with fresh cuttings and flowers to boot, great air conditioning, and windows and decks (with screens if you like) that open out onto the most spectacular views. So much to learn and revere in this holy spot. Be well advised to avoid Ooty unless you prefer noise, trash and over development.

A verified traveller stayed at Kurumba Village Resort – Nature Resorts

Posted 10 months ago

Kurumba Village Resort – Nature Resorts